Smarkets Sign Up Offer (2023) | 0% Commission for 60 Days

Description

Register an account with Smarkets using the promotional code ‘COMMFREE‘ and pay 0% commission on your exchange bets for 60 days.

Key terms

This offer is available to new customers registering from 16:00 on Thursday 1st December 2022.
Use the promo code ‘COMMFREE‘ to pay 0% commission for 60 days.
This offer is only available to customers making their first deposit by card or Instant Banking.
Deposits via Skrill, Neteller, PayPal or virtual/prepaid cards (including Monzo) will not qualify.
Minimum first deposit of £10.
You’ll pay zero commission on all bets that settle within 60 days of your first deposit.
Once the 60-day period has lapsed, your account will be set to the default commission rate.
If you do not enter the promo code ‘COMMFREE’ during registration, the standard commission rate of 2% will be applied to your account upon making an eligible first deposit.
If you have an existing SBK sportsbook account, you will not be eligible for this Smarkets offer.

Always check the terms of an offer yourself before placing any bets. Bookmakers and betting exchanges can amend their terms anytime, so it’s always worth double-checking.

Account setup

Register an account with Smarkets. Enter the promotional code ‘COMMFREE‘ to pay 0% commission on all sports for 60 days.

Matched Betting Blog users can extend their 0% commission beyond the initial 60 days. Sign up via the link below.

Matched Betting Blog receives a small commission when you sign up to Smarkets via the link above. It helps support the site and keeps it free for everyone to learn matched betting.

Deposit £10 using a debit card.

The strategy

Once you’ve opened your new account and made your first deposit, the strategy is pretty straightforward. Simply use Smarkets as your primary exchange and enjoy the commission savings!

You’ll pay zero commission for 60 days, which allows you to maximise your matched betting profits.

When using the Matched Betting Calculator to calculate your lay stakes, simply enter 0% as your ‘Lay commission’.

After your initial 60 days of 0% commission expires, Matched Betting Blog users can keep extending their 0% commission for 30 days each time they place a bet. Ordinarily, your account would revert to Smarkets default 2%. You can find more details here, but as a new customer, you can make use of your initial 60 days for now.

Whether you’re just starting out on your matched betting journey or have plenty of experience already, the Smarkets sign up offer should make a big difference to your bottom line!

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RamziRebai2892
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I want to register on Smarkets under you, what’s your promotion code?

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Reply July 19, 2020 at 4:02 pm
1. Matt
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  You can use the following link Ramzi…
  
  https://matchedbettingblog.com/go/smarkets/
  
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  Reply July 19, 2020 at 9:50 pm
JP1980
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Matt,

With a £20 deposit I presumably have to make 2 bets of £10 (to match the deposit) each at low, closely-matched odds.

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Reply December 1, 2020 at 12:49 pm
1. Matt
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  If Smarkets is your main exchange account, you don’t need to do anything for this offer. Just lay bets with Smarkets and your first £10.00 of losses with be refunded in cash.
  
  If you’re using another exchange as your main account, you can treat this Smarkets offer as a risk-free bet. Simply place a £20.00 bet and enter £10.00 as your ‘Cashback’ amount on the calculator.
  
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  Reply December 1, 2020 at 3:27 pm
Matt
Guest user

Hi Matt,

Love the website. Looks great, and very informative. Although this article as helpful as it is, has left me with more questions, if you could help clarify.

1) Option One (using Smarkets as the main betting exchange) … this is the only option that guarantees a straight profit using the £10 refund on lay bets. Right?

2) Option Two (using another Exchange as the main Exchange account)… when plugging into the “Risk Free Bet” calc – seems there two distinctly different outcomes…

Outcome A – Lay Bet wins (on other Exchange) so Smarkets refunds £10 and the overall profit is less £10… End of story.

Outcome B – Back Bet wins (on Smarkets) so the £10 refund is not used, and the overall profit is same amount (less than £10)… but the major difference is as the £10 refund is not used, we can continue from square one with either Option 1 or Option 2

Is my understanding correct?

(P.S – are references of “£10 Bonus” and “being refunded £10” describing the same thing in different words?)

Thanks.

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Reply March 29, 2021 at 1:32 am
1. Matt
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  Hi Matt,
  
  Thanks for the kind words, it’s great to have you on board!
  
  Yes your understanding is correct.
  
  Option 1 gives you a straight profit of £10, simply through having your regular exchange losses refunded.
  
  Option 2 gives you a guaranteed profit via two possible outcomes and like you say if your Smarkets bet wins you can start again and make more profit.
  
  ‘£10 bonus’ is just how Smarkets describe it. It’s basically £10 worth of refunds.
  
  I hope that helps.
  
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  Reply March 29, 2021 at 9:25 pm
youractualboss
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Hi Matt, just joined, looks great. I saw an offer for Smarkets giving 0% com for 30 days by placing an integrated bet. Can’t find now can you provide a link, many thanks.

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Reply November 8, 2022 at 8:23 am
1. Matt
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  Welcome! Thanks for joining.
  
  You can get started in my ‘Smarkets 0% Commission‘ guide.
  
  You can also find steps via your MBB dashboard. Head to My Account > Dashboard.
  
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  Reply November 8, 2022 at 10:59 am